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Hi all. Just got a pic of the new female lemon oscar It should be a great cull machine lol. Cheers mick

This took abit longer than expected and they didnt do what i wanted them to do but this will have to do :P And yes you can feel them picking away lol

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As everyone has mentioned, is fine in the filter. As long as you have water passing ever it.

Here is my entry "Tigers feasting in the jungle" And the tank where it came from

yea, my pruigen already came in a bag, but sometime it still gets through, so i could always put a stocking over mine

i have mine in the filter, as long as it in a bag

Try polyfoam.com.au product code E-50-2 or phone foamex and mention the same code. They don't advertise they have them but if you ask then they will get their equivalent. I tried emailing but they didn't answer any of them. Polyfoam and foamex are in most states.

no that's pick up .i don't know if they post

The other week on a whim I happened to go out to my local pat shop which I usually never bother with, and saw a fish that was love at first sight. I went from never having known about this fish to have to have and then owning in a matter of minutes. Which fish could make me fall instantly in love you ask? The rather beautiful Dwarf Neon Rainbow, not an Aussie rainbow but lovely and relatively small. The shop only had 6 and where selling them at around $13.95 each, knew I would probably never see them again locally so I got the 6 there and then. The fish came home and settled in nicely with the two remaining pygmy rainbows I still had and some threadfin rainbows, even though the fish all got along fine they all still remained rather skittish and I determined that some more dwarf neon rainbows might be needed. I checked out other local pet shops, even ones in another town but nobody actually had any of these rainbows, in fact hunting down almost any native is nigh on impossible. Enter Livefish, I forget what I was originally looking on there for but on the off chance decided to see what rainbows they had in stock. To my amazed delight not only did they have Dwarf Neon Rainbows in stock but also had them on a special too good to pass up, 5 for $5.99 each. Who could ever resist that sort of a deal? Well not me that's for sure, so I quickly ordered 10. The new 10 have since arrived and all 16 are shoaling together nicely zooming from one end of the 4ft to the other in and out of the plants with I guess fishy glee. My next aim will be to see if I can breed them and keep a colony of them going much like my spotted blue eyes and peppered corydoras. Apparently the Dwarf Neon Rainbows I got are pond bred and I am guessing that means pond bred outside near Childers so I may even be able to keep these PNG tropical outdoors in my 1000L pond. And the usual blue blurr I get when trying to catch their breath taking shimmering colour